Round-Up Cancer Lawsuit

The scientific evidence supporting the RoundUp-Cancer connection has inspired a consolidated multi-district lawsuit. The suit argues that Monsanto’s Roundup (glyphosate) … More

Researchers Link So-called ‘Safer Alternative’ Household Chemical to Infertility

In the first of a kind study examining how common household chemicals called “PFRs” may affect reproductive health, researchers discovered … More

Baby Powder-Cancer Risk Suit Yields Highest Verdict Yet

As CFL has published several times now, the link between cancer and talc-based commercial baby powder and feminine products continues … More

Common Chemical Morphs Sperm: New Study

Parabens…these ubiquitous chemical preservatives are in our personal care products, cosmetics, soaps–even processed foods. Researchers studying the effects of these … More

Pregnant Mothers, a Common Chemical, and Fat Offspring: New Study Makes a Connection

A new study just released examined the potential link between the chemical commonly used as an antibacterial in soaps and … More

Common Food Additive Linked with Worsening Colitis: New Research

This latest scientific study adds to a growing list of research we have reported on linking titanium dioxide–a commonly used … More

Sperm count down nearly 60 percent: Chemicals of concern in food, products, environment one possible suspect

We have posted numerous scientific studies over the past several years linking chemicals like PCBs and phthalates commonly found in … More

Glyphosate Round-Up Weed Killer Gets Cancer Warning Label

WHAT: Glyphosate, an herbicide and the active ingredient in Monsanto Co’s popular Roundup weed killer, will be added to California’s … More

Toxic Wallpaper, Sick Building Syndrome can Trigger Flu, Allergy Symptoms

As I have covered in my university courses and seminars on ‘Sick Building syndrome’ and environmental toxins, in addition to … More

Hair Treatment Chemicals Linked with Increased Risk for Breast Cancer: New study

A new study has uncovered a possible link between hair treatments (dyes, straighteners/ relaxers) and increased risk for breast cancer … More